Month: October 2019

The 26-year-old believes the Danish side belong in the Europa League group stages, and is delighted to be back with the national side Copenhagen have what it takes to shock Atalanta in the Europa League, according to Denmark international defender Nicolai Boilsen. The 26-year-old has played at the highest level with Ajax, having claimed fourRead moreRead more

Club director Piero Ausilio was asked about the Real Madrid midfielder prior to Inter’s 2-2 draw against Torino on Sunday Inter director Piero Ausilio jokingly dismissed the club’s reported pursuit of Real Madrid star Luka Modric, while insisting the squad is complete. Croatia captain Modric emerged as Inter’s primary transfer target following the World CupRead moreRead more

Jurgen Klopp’s side will host the Blues at Anfield, while current holders Manchester City take on Oxford United and Arsenal play Brentford Liverpool and Chelsea will have a difficult start to their respective Carabao Cup campaigns after being drawn against each other in the third round, while Frank Lampard will come up against his formerRead moreRead more

The former shot stopper has risen through the Ajax hierarchy and does not plan on leaving for Old Trafford within the next two years at least Edwin van der Sar has dismissed reports he wants to join Manchester United as director of football. The Premier League side are reportedly hoping to recruit a director toRead moreRead more

The Arsenal goalkeeper has been pictured in a rather amusing situation in the latest version of the popular EA Sports franchise Petr Cech has mocked a meme of him signing a contract in FIFA 19… wearing his protective headwear! The Arsenal goalkeeper has worn the iconic headgear since he sustained an injury during Chelsea’s clashRead moreRead more

Click Here: Maori All Blacks Store NEWS MEDIA UPDATE · WASHINGTON, D.C. · Confidentiality/Privilege · Oct. 19, 2005 Justice Department reiterates opposition to shield law A U.S. attorney told the Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday that the Department of Justice remains opposed to a federal reporter’s privilege, while a panel of journalists that included Judith MillerRead moreRead more

    NMU         WASHINGTON, D.C.         Confidentiality/Privilege         Dec 6, 2001     Justice releases statistics on subpoenas of reporters Sen. Charles Grassley had asked the department to provide detailed answers regarding the subpoena of an Associated Press reporter’s home phone records, as well asRead moreRead more

State appellate decision is first to uphold reporter’s privilege 12/15/97 MISSOURI–In the first recognition of a qualified reporter’s privilege by an appellate court in the state, an appeals court in Kansas City held in late October that a magazine being sued for libel did not have to reveal the names of its confidential sources. InRead moreRead more

NMU OHIO Confidentiality/Privilege Dec 15, 2000 Click Here: pandora Bracelets Contempt order against reporter reversed An Akron newspaper reporter can maintain the confidentiality of a source he used in an article about improper government payments. An Ohio appellate court reversed a contempt citation issued against a reporter who refused to divulge when he received confidentialRead moreRead more

The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press and major news organizations are calling on the U.S. Justice Department to return secretly subpoenaed phone records of more than 100 Associated Press journalists, to explain how such an egregious overreach could happen and outline what will be done to mitigate the damage. In a letter toRead moreRead more